Quote Check
A quote is just a starting point.
We help you see the whole picture.
Understand what a renovation quote says, what it leaves open, and what to ask before you agree to the work.
Turn the fine print
into a useful conversation.
Shaped with input from renovation and property professionals, Quote Check uses AI to organize what the document says, identify details worth clarifying, and prepare useful questions linked to the quote’s wording. It’s an industry-informed workflow—not a substitute for a personal contractor review.
- A plain-language summary of the scope.
- Unspecified materials, allowances and exclusions.
- Payment and timing details worth clarifying.
- Questions linked to the relevant quote wording.
Informational planning support only—not construction, legal, financial, engineering, architectural, inspection or safety advice, contractor certification, or a guarantee of price or outcome. A missing detail is a question, not proof of a problem.
From quote to clarity.
Step inside the Quote Check experience. Review a sample, confirm its source, and explore the findings.
Try the Quote Check walkthroughFixed sample walkthrough. Use Quote Check to submit a real quote for review.THE THINKING BEHIND QUOTE CHECK
Built with renovation insight.
For homeowner decisions.
Carpenters, contractors, real estate professionals and other industry contributors helped inform the questions ScopeHarbor focuses on. One contributor brings more than 40 years of kitchen, bathroom and home remodeling experience.
Read how the approach was developedLook beyond the subtotal.
- What materials and finishes does the price actually include?
- Which allowances and exclusions need explanation?
- How are payments and changes described?
- What should the homeowner ask next?
The contributors informed the product’s approach. A Quote Check is AI-assisted informational support, not a contractor’s personal review or certification.
A useful report shows its work.
Understand the finding—and where it came from.
Here’s what the quote says.
Keep the original wording close. Review the scope, stated amounts and terms in context.
Here’s what’s still unclear.
Separate missing detail from confirmed exclusions. No guessing at specifications, permits or hidden costs.
Here’s a better question.
Take a specific, neutral question back to your contractor and record the answer alongside the quote.
